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Dr O'Leary considers how Anglo-Saxon became part of the University's curriculum and how it helped to shape the University's wider programme of study in the Arts.

Join Ian Forbes for a fascinating talk on the Scottish art and artefacts held at Blairs Museum at Maryculter.

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE Thursday 26th February A talk by Professor Jane Stevenson, Regius Chair of Humanity.

Family Fun at the Library. Suitable for families with children aged 3-10 years but all welcome.

Thomas Hood's 'The Progress of Cant' and the Art of Advertising in the 1820s

Join us for a series of poetry readings of historic and new works inspired by Aberdeen, its surrounds and its extensive collection of public records and library holdings.

Explore musical culture in the time of Bishop Elphinstone.

An exhibition exploring the origins of the northern Picts, showing some ancient treasures and new discoveries.

The second annual Montague Rhodes James Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Professor Francis Newton of Duke University.

Join us for a hands-on activity session at the state-of-the-art Glucksman Conservation Centre.